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Show : A I," tte? TJNDAY, NOVEMBER Uta. Cam. Van Sunday HeroM ma W & 1 Obituaries FormerOrem " the Civil Aeronautics Board has SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) difference of opinien over led to pleas for unity anion brief lubmitted to state agencies seeking expandwording of ed air service in Utah.- The brief, which was submit, ted to the CAB as a presentation of Utah's request for more air service, came under fir frora United Air Lines officials who saw tney did not see the brief before it was submitted. A lady Ex-Pro- vo Dies Woman Dies if- nil Plea tor Unity Among if--j Utah Air Groups Mode a at -- U.S. Skeptical Oh Prisoner Ogden Hos In California Alice Gertrude Wtmpee Hood, former Provo rtadent, died Friday after a king illness to Vaneese Harris Wofftadea. the Dee Hospital m Ogden. Mrs.-Howas born Sept TV I former Orem resident, mea" of cancer NovJ, in El Ca-- 12, 1890 in Dutton, Alabama, Jon, Calif., at ber son's home. the daughter of Francis Marion Wimpee and Mary Evelyn . ta- - .Cbteago, .U) Hiram Smith Scoggins Wimpee. She married Edward E. Hood Feb; 3, 1907. JlalTUJ 41 U jjcJa ' was married to Ernest Rowley, Mr. Hood died Aug. 25, 1963, ' . 1K Colt tjli a tnu She was a member of the BapU- Tan ttrot L4JO ne tist Church most of her life Uur icinpra. and she marnea and a member of Eastern Star, 1L WanWlin R Waffinden. Auf . 11 Survivors include: One son, IDS Horace W. Hood, 1924, in the Salt Lake City Ogden; two Mrs. Frank ' G, Temple. Mr. Woffinden survives daughters, aer. (Julia) fields. Bountiful; Mrs. ' 6Ka' m fuuisMrifa and Wayne E. (Mildred) Mads en, members of tha IDS Church. Salt Lake Chy; II frand- .wotnnaen movea w LchiWren; 17 great grandchil . Mrs. u.riM Kn bKa w two vears dren, and one brother, William old. Her father wa called by Walter Wimpee, Gadsden, Ala. the IDS Church to act a a Funeral services will be i .fjua. InT tfl Tuesday at 2 pm to the Berg Jtofesrn.. Drawing Room Mormon colonies Ctfipd, 1SS Friends Ifeseo, East Provo. Center, " ' Wv.L A t-.i may call Monday evening I to in the public schools of p.m. and Tuesday prior to " nf Mexico Oily and later entered services. Interment in the Pro vo City Ceroetwy, IDS schools nr rae ;Lv,; aolonlM of Chihuahua, MaTfUIB a Ma &Ua oodiu and the nam iamuy A tntA the United States .4 in Pan Texas. She and Mr. beRowley had three children fore hit death Iron Influenza, . Vanese then attended college mod-and received a degree to Offer by Cong 77, exact Wordiagwas not SAIGON (UPI)A Viet Cong The announcement that it would disclosed but. Atty. Gen. PhiiJ release three' American "oum ners of war was viewed witn ' .' I , emission skepticism today by American iff officials In Saigon. They Mid Jt J"e w "Ke we oronaBanaa plot could be-- a Hansen said -f- and- designed to secure good opinion jPieaarngs,' or the Viet Cong to foreign apolopeJor thellang We needed to be strong. ' uage. : ; eyes. The U.S. Mission m Vietnam UAL customer service mani said It had no evidence that the ager11 E.' Dale Peak said the it il Ik Communists released the men warning 01 we onei was "un- had "misleading fair" and Viet to a as promised Cong ft" : which "castigated wording" radio broadcast United Air lanes. V -n it SaaaaaaaaaaWpiJa, ta1lfoi6at IbtWaaA ASSal(aWiaji mm' Three groups which are seek THE WRECKAGE OF A Spenirt Jetliner lies to the wooded The Iberia Air lines Cartveue plunged through a farmhouse ing the expanded air service in darkness of Black Down Ridge in Fenburst, England late' and a glade of trees while enroote from Malaga to London,: Utah, the Salt Lake Chamber crash to which al 27 aboard died. Most of the passengers were Britons, Twe were American. of Commerce,-t- he Salt - Lake Saturday night after (Herald-UCable) City and the Utah State Indus trial Promotion Boards said they would in the future make a greater attempt to keep evInternational Press United By eryone concerned informed of Today is Sunday. Nov. 5, the the proceedings. Hit 300th -- day- of 1957- wia M -- to -- The three groups" agreed ilsT ' ' v' follow. mat if Utah is to have krt.-: LONDON (UPI) Two farms Is between its new ter chance for more service it on the Shropshire estates of The moon IBRNHURST. England, (UPI) fromtwi8tiSl wreckage woma iaxe we cooperation of phase and first quarter, Lord Ilarlech, who is trave: -- A Spanish jetliner plowed Into spread oyer the stars everyone. morning wiu jacqueune Kennedy in the wooded aarxness of a lonely noge. Cambodia, have been hit by an and Jupiter. outcrop called Black Down HONG KONG (UPI) A Ca-- I epidemic of hoof and mourn The evening stars are Mars : Ridge Saturday night, carrying Fire .. and Saturnr may Pacific Airways Convair disease. aD 37 persons aboard to their ) off A the veered spokesman for Harlech's On this dav in history: propjet deaths. runway andnlunged into the estates said 188 cattle and 144 In 1733, German-bor- n publish Most of the passengers were choppy waters of Hong Kong sheep had been condemned to er John Zeneer, mora era language dtoni returning from BORN harbor Sunday while taking off slaughter. Harlech will receive the nelwapeH'The New Provo firemen were at a heat-ta- g sa (aiwht hkh school for a vacation on the Costa Del Sol. AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL on a flight to Bangkok. abon t $56,000 .compensation Weekly Journal. ' and air conditioning wareruw. Americans. Kexnurg, jn Two werr Mrs. oMesMn. NEPKrA joar The plane carried 127 persons, from the Mnistnrof "Agrtcul-ri- n 191ir CaJbraIifrRoges house fire at 900 S. 500 East for Friday: Woffhv Mr. and Airlines Caraveue The Iberia InlWlahe Roy (Lorene) Pay Bowles, 71 mmnleted the first American half an hour mis weekend. Boy to Edwin and Connie including a crew of nine or 10, ture. tor the 306 N. den went on mission Afam, was kined while jet, just 18 minutes abort of a Knotts Hales, Provo. . officials transcontinental flight. It took airline said. , v The fire involved several storLOS Ctntrch to Eastern State crossing at the intersection of landing at London Airport after to Thomas and Jennie At least 104 persons were TULIP TYPES MANY ; him 49 days to fly from New Boy direct flight from Malaga, 3rd North and Main at 6 p.m. Mission. age shelves, firemen said. No Lee Bird LeFevre, Provo. rescued by a ferry boat mat More man 2,000 different tu York Gty to Pasadena, cam. menv Saturday. nlunied through a farmhouse estimate was available.1 damage Mrs. Woffinden was D breeders Franklin are : In 1940. President recognized by ' of Driver of tjie car mat struck and a glade of trees, scattering! Boy to Terry and Juanita was on the scene and by three lips tavestigationJsconttouingl hundred ber of the Blue Bell Camp the in third to a Five elected industry. Roosevelt Salt wis Lake helicopters stationed at KaiTak Mrs. Bowes was Mrs. Howard wreckage over a wide area near Damingues James, ....... t,:v.-,. the Daughters of Vtam different variUes of daffodils term. City, . town ef Airport only yards away. south J95 this England E. 40. (Myrtle) Taylor, InLehL been developed and more In 1965. - Austria formally PREFER have "PEPPER One person, , an unidentified Boy to Preston and Vauimha 100 S., Nephl Fernhurst 100 different types of hy opened the reconstructed Vien Survivors art! her husband than' i 25 J. Howell Eng. Prov- owas confirmed dead. Included woman, The In UBed Mrs. was sowlse Row passengers Ernest six sons, acinths. na State opera Mouse ana BUDAPEST (UPI) - Some ei Orem; to Nephi Britons, two Americans, two Girl to Kern and Susan Bar Most of those rescued escaped lev Monclalr, Calif. Lotbalr stantly, according celebrated ber liberation from 10,000 Hungarian teen-age-rs No citation was issued at Soamards and aa Austrslian. ney Boyer, Spanish Fork. with little or no injury from the 17 years of foreign occupation. prefer "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Gtn to Abie and Nancy Tso floating wreckage. the accident. mnewmut The Cajc,-CaU- f., HI A thought for the day: British Hearts Club Band" to their Rowley, Mrs. Taylor fa In me Juab Caravelle carried a ertw of ra, irovo. wocmaen FTanfclifl William McFee once said native communal orchestras, a writer from seven, all believed (a be Gatos, CetSf. J Gorge Wooden, County Hospital suffering -"-Responsibility's like a string Budapest youth magazine - re-- SORE KMCW WW fa reported to be to Spaniards. A 0W IS.... THAT'S that we can only see the middle ported Saturday. The beatles' Covin, CaSf.; Charles Arthur shock. 3 workera veoovtred Rescue satisfactory condition- ,are out of sights album TofrBotrendi TO GET MlLk? BEFORE m British-aua- rHungary-and4h- e (Continued from Page One) ; Salt Lain City: Mrs. tets latest hit led the October Nebraska has a mythical hit ; oar parade. The American tunes which fcey launch attacks in vv Jtona- - (FfavIUl) Stdt, navy" and honorary admiral- - "San Francisco" and "A Whiter " South Vietnam. ships are handed out each year Shade of Pale" wees second and (There was no immediate . ? . iranddiildrenj three by the governor. third. Washington reaction to SihanI cither, i"8! EantJ ouk's remarks or his conditional : N.Y.i Dr. Georfe & SALT LAKE CITY- - (UPI) offer - to - restore diplomatic New Orleans Hes on The east : Harris Offden. and Waldo 14. few to coasted aa ippareiHSy easy Vtah servicemai serving- - to " VrmmmarA TndiMa. reiatns.) m to of the Mississippi River. bank tight Joha J. McKeithen, who ran en victory Saturday aver an UKItMh "I Vietnam will be able to bear Wanders Barefoot as acheduled for a The fuDsra. West Germany has an area platform of racial peace. outspoken segregationist op .Mrs. Kennedy, meanwhile, messages from state, chy and at. H aa. of s95,931 Koqoay at 1 p.m. m at-t- he ponent m a Louisiana Demo continued her three-da- y square miles tour of county official- taped - DraRotmiaapetlttEaat cratic primary election that the ruins at here Veterans Day ceremony Angkor. Friday may Cenr, j Provo. ! (Friends brought out the heaviest Negro night, ahe kicked off her shoes Nov. 11, a i- - a & m V u vote In the state's history. call BUnoay ivciuhi and wandered barefoot by Messages of greetings and sm Mmwfav nrkv tn aaTVlCM. (Contaaued from Page One) Ernest Mortal, a lawyer torchlight and starlight through support will be issued by the Interment to the Prow Ci Ambassador Marshal Green's and former official of the the temples of the ancient god governor, mayor and other city and county officials in addition residence, men spoke to the National Association for (he king city. American community who gath Advancement of Colored People, Cambodian security police to commanders of veteran orXjn.L FINO ANIMALS 88 to of Shadow first became the in the lurked ganizatins. Negro temple GALORE USTCD tN ered at the back of the ' THe fARM COCUMH OF years to win a seat to the walls to protect her as she A tape of the ceremony will embassy. 1 stones over be Louisiana is to what sent tiptoed be overseas rough legislature. mem me told fjLT .T LAKE CrTY-JUyHumphrey The vote count from 119 of listening to guide Bernard lieved to be a first for the na Barr Gulbranseo. SL died United States was following the to the state's 2,398 precincts gave Groslier recite the history of tion. Thursday; funeral Monday policy of commitment ; : George L. Carey, national It charter. Nations United (the McKeithen 261147 votes or 82 the ruins. noon, 4760 South State. Oscar widower and British officer of the Disabled diplomat - Lee Larsoo, 74, died Thursday; U.N. charter) calls upon the petcentjOia JotaLU.S. Rep, Lord Harlech walked close service American VeteransTsaid "we're to resist members aggression John Rarick,"the segregationist graveside services Monday 1 going to show the nation Salt eoUective- - candidate, got 49,184 votes, or behind. or either individually Olivet Mt. Cemetery. p. m., Sihanouk vigorously denied Lake County supports our fight 18 per cent, from the same - A. C. (Ten) Sfltlton, 82, died ly," Humphrey saw. to Mrs ing men in Vietnam." that his Invitation . Roman the . precincts, Thursday: funeral Monday 2 "We are not as a The idea of sending taped taken be should Kennedy the ROARING TWENTIES said. he "Ware Emnire" Rarick reported an attempt n n UK. 7th S. Brenda Dee closer is he mat sign veering to servicemen in VietWe messages United the States, of people daughter on his life Thursday by a "dark toward the West or that he nam was Knott, the world's originated by Carey. I of Ronald uean ana ueneva don't want to be man." thinks the United States is He said many .copies of the are we Crowther Knott died Friday; policeman even though winning the war to Vietnam. to stand by Three other candidates tapes will be made for distribu funeral Tuesday 1 p. m., Can- perfectly willing He said her visit Jiad tion to Utah fighting personnel. Roswell A. when Frank Ahern, free neople J. other with Ward ChapeL non Fifth IDS "most disagreeable t prompted their citadel of freedom Is Thompson and Cy D.F. 1301 S. Uth W. Shelby R. May-hevote. speculation." me rest of the -. under attack." 68, died Thursday; funerIn Denmark, the king and Sihanouk VaalMataSlJ It i was still mathematically "People are saying al to be announced. ; Cecelia thinks Americans are stronger parliament jointly hold legislalose to McKeithen Thursfor FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Nov. 10 & 11 Ftade Schrader, 77, died possible than before and they are tive power. but there was no indication the day funeral Monday noon, 260 going to stay a long probably trend would change. E. South State. Ekoiaora Elb time in Indochina and are going (Continued from Page One) McKeithen apparently became to win the war in Vietnam;, this I! J ml LmH.nl son. . fliea inursuayi iuiicai with the results, 'The doctors the first governor of Louisiana is why Sihanouk is .changing his noon, wmiey fane said the Pope emerged from to this century to win two mina, me poruy pnace taiu. Monday 931 East 300 North, Provo, Utah Ward Chapel. 24awtn Jiasi. surgery with 'no problems or straight terms. He has no MONTICE2XO Pearl Louise complications." Republican opposition. FOIL PLOT Walton, 71, died Friday; funeral "His Holiness, Pope PiuJ VI. "The PRIZES GAfAES FOOD of Louisiana nave people 10 after to be announced. hours spent the first offi (UPI)-TJAKARTA he Jessie Dtxen surgery in entirely satisiaciory spoken," McKeithen said at his BCINTIFUL news cial Antara agency Fletcher. 75. died Wednesday; condition," said the bulletin ranch in upstate coiumoia, ui, in that Taneet Harris Woffinden, police Saturday reported funeral vand burial to Rock issued at 7 p.m., Saturday and funeral services will be conz West arrested Javana PRIZES - SnHnM."? WvoL ducted Monday at 2 p.m. in signed by four of the seven foiled a Communist and persons FILLMORE --Richard Joha doctors who participated la the the Berg Drawing Room insurgency plot. Antara said 21 Chapel of Provo. Friends may At Bsj"jpI To Be Awarded Saturday Night Cole, 63, died Thursday; funeral operation. some hand grenades ;and call at the mortuary Sunday wmore sec-en- d No further medical bulletin on Monday l p. documents were seized during evening from 8 and Monday EXCITING HOLIDAY IDS Ward ChapeL ' the pontiffs condition was Super 8 Camera, Proector, Screen and Film raids earlier this. week. The prior to services. Interment 1st Soviet expected before noon Sunday. ne prize! (UPI-TMOSCOW detailed a "last in the Prove City Cemetery. ESCORTS) TOURS documents Saturday night's bulletin said Union today gave its highest; plan" for the underground $100.00 Worth of Toys-2- nd priiel Alice Hood, funeral services BYGREYIJOUND the Pope was running a mild sward, the Order of Lenin, to Indonesian Communist ladies Wig, style and cut to choice of winner . party be announcpending and will " temperature of M degrees, andj Ho Chi Minn. 3rd prizel ; ed "by Berg Mortuary ; of (hWrkeabkyr4arat- (Contained from Page One) -- - that his pulse was a bit more - The Issued hi connec. - Provo:. decree, inticMck"'toa klrteaiMni blood his but normal than tion wltb the 50th anniversary said the first four manned rapid me exarL TJomnai ceajeaat was nsuai patabja, "at pressure Willis BUdcrbrand funeral of the Bolshevik. Revolution, Whhe Bephant Audienl Fancy Work beethl missions set for 1968 will be tfevel" will . conducted be services 7"' ShMDbatplEidtbfS. tntc4nn Parcel Post Hswlnnmpnt lim Sportsman Booth! i iit.u... auusu Country Store! w w.m..i Mt said me pontiff was being praised theasJforthVletnamese Monday-at-- Uajnta-th"the outstanding ailmesSaiUb(j7l)ec.29 Booth! SIZi Turtle Race! e Youth Game! KINO flights or moon flight simula- given intravenous and antibiotic president Drawing Boom Chapel Berg Uw s $169.95. A1h, of Provo. Friends may call QUILT RAFFLE! and many others. tions. The fifth was the first treatment and mat his post- revolutionary and leader of the Communist world movement, h t at t mortuary Monday tirst saly) aw Inra Sak Lake Cty designated for an actual hmar operative condition folkwing1 to services. Interment consistent fighter for socialism prior - V landing. removal of the prostate gland jntha Provo City Cemetery, and -D- INNER YEAL-SCAILThe agency also said that tte Vis excellent." friendship." moon flight may be delayed to FoUowingthe historic Vatican 129 S. University Ave. Irrin Kuh Snmpter funer" "f one of the remaining six Sat- operation Saturday morning, an al services will be conducted Served 7 p.m. Friday Ere. Monday at . 12:30 p.m. in. urn 5 launches planned after official spokesman saia me PORtAUer RENT Phone 3734911 TICKETS BY RESERVATION the Provo Fourth Ward Chapsurgery, "necessitated by a Clark 306 N. 1st W. Friends may and el, Story out an earlier simple, did not rule benign feperthropy call at the Berg Mortuary of .. . PIANOS Provo Sunday evening from (enlargement) - of me - gland FLORAL PROVO "fantas-would aid It 8 to 8 and Monday until require began at 8 ajn., and was HGINDSHMAN MUSIC 0. PUBLIC IS INVITED S JOl Wa la) 12:15. Interment in the Salt tic lud'' to go to the moon rapidly brought, to a happy J3S CENTEe PEOYQ, Lake City Cemetert .. "" ooncluston. ' od ' 1 fHST"-- r .V?" p. i Jil -l. m ' -- -- In PI All 37 Aboard Spanish Jet Plunges Airliner Die in Crash 1 - Wfc Harlech Farms by Epidemic - Cong Harbor Ncphi Lady rKe i are-Ven- us v- - Killed in Hits Provo Statistics Warehouse AutoAcddcnt .-- l po-U- c. hYFAMiMMS. v vA, Be&CjJpi fw.. (VfrorvgwM. rrii r' L - Sent to Utah In Hot Louisidna Contest Servicemen SiiicsthweBthtr amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaJ A 1 Governor McKcithcn Lends -- -- omtm'iijpthr. P" Um-A- Message Cambodian - I 7k f ts HHH Term v-- It Utah Obituarici , nnd " ' - ST, FRANCIS ' . three-year-o- OIJ ld . Court-ney-go- w, '. S SECOLjI pnnnp Pope Paul Berg Mortuary 'Services . -- EUEPLTTV- - Ho Is Awarded Order of Lenin Moon Shot -- ST. FRANCIS SCHOOL 6-- w - . ... ....,.. kmW - W e .is OPINI Soviet-Vietname- se - - . , I7J-70- 173-421- 1 ' |